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Gauci Pandemic Duets and More!
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- Jesse Ryan "Big Ole' Shoes (Featuring Mt. Cullane Tambrin Band)" from Bridges (Fwé Culture) 00:00
- Junk Magic "Compass Confusion / Little Love Gods" from Compass Confusion (Pyroclastic) 07:58
- Daniel Carter, Stephen Gauci "#4" from Daniel Carter/Stephen Gauci, Pandemic Duets (gaucimusic) 17:25
- Noah Haidu "Midnight Silence" from Doctone (Sunnyside Records) 23:08
- Dave Young Quartet "Dolphin Dance" from Ides of March (Modica Music) 32:12
- Gerald Cleaver, Stephen Gauci "#2" from Gerald Cleaver/Stephen Gauci, Pandemic Duets (gaucimusic) 39:26
- James Brandon Lewis Quartet "A Lotus Speaks" from Molecular (Intakt) 44:02
- Ryan McCaffrey "Rush" from Ryan McCaffrey (Self Released) 49:23
- Jesse Ryan "Bridges" from Bridges (Fwé Culture) 53:27
- Noah Haidu "The Tonality of Atonement" from Doctone (Sunnyside Records) 1:00:42
- Matthew Shipp, Stephen Gauci "#7" from Matthew Shipp/Stephen Gauci, Pandemic Duets (gaucimusic) 1:09:02
- Ryan McCaffrey "Last Minute Decision" from Ryan McCaffrey (Self Released) 1:14:50
- Dave Young Quartet "Ides of March" from Ides of March (Modica Music) 1:18:35
- James Brandon Lewis Quartet "Neosho" from Molecular (Intakt) 1:25:29
- Ryan McCaffrey "The Plan" from Ryan McCaffrey (Self Released) 1:32:24
- Michael Bisio, Stephen Gauci "#5" from Michael Bisio/Stephen Gauci, Pandemic Duets (gaucimusic) 1:37:41
- Junk Magic "The Science of Why Devils Smell Like Sulfur" from Compass Confusion (Pyroclastic) 1:44:07
- Jesse Ryan "The Way (Featuring Joanna Majoko)" from Bridges (Fwé Culture) 1:54:54
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